"Get Out of My House"

[Jeff Burka <jburka@silver.ucs.indiana.edu>]

Drukman writes:

>Jeff Burka:
>Fix the word "rape" in your mind, then go listen to "Get Out Of My House"
>and see if it's any clearer...

Sorry, but I can't agree.

At the very end of the song, the woman turns into a mule, and brays.

There is far from honorable, respectable, whatever.  In fact, it makes
her look pretty silly.  She's standing there, screaming "hee-haw" at
the male character.

Please explain to me why KaTe would make a fool out of a rape victim.  
Please explain to me how she could be so callous, so insulting.

I stick by my earlier interpretation.

Jeff
(who's off to New York for the weekend...)


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